The House That Helped Build the Modern Psychedelics Movement

Rick Doblin started the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies from the Arcturus, the home he built in the Florida suburbs in the 1970s. Decades later, its story speaks to the lengths we’ll go to reach ourselves, and each other.
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[@taylorfausett177]

I appreciate you, Rick. I recently watched "Change Your Mind" on Netflix. Your research and activism has helped the recovery process for people who need a better solution. I just did my first legal ketamine therapy session today. I have 5 more to go and I am so excited. Thank you. If walls could talk in your home... I wish I could experience that.

[@zounds13]

I'm doing my first one Thursday!

[@tw2tonee]

that stained glass mural is fuckin sick.

[@etavey]

Amazing

[@graysonmelvin1934]

Dope

[@gregcox6165]

“…a place for psychedelic trip in a family context…” um, er…huh?

[@catlover4479]

How sad that this befuddles you. You are obviously unaware of ritual medicine in a family setting¡ Is there anything your family does together besides argue?

[@gregcox6165]

my family doesn't participate in psychedelics nor argue as you bellow. But if you think your kids need shrooms, please proceed...@@catlover4479

[@alphanumerik]

Is it so hard to believe a family could heal together in many different ways?